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Date Posted: 04:05:54 10/08/02 Tue
Author: Gary Granger
Author Host/IP: adsl-78-182-89.lft.bellsouth.net / 216.78.182.89
Subject: Re: One note per string technique
In reply to: G. Gerig 's message, "Re: One note per string technique" on 14:12:20 08/02/02 Fri

I would like to add to this topic. If you take any scale and learn it on all strings completely, you can then simply choose a note, count along the scale to 3(or 4 or 5), find the next note, then the next. you have found a chordal structure which is harmonic to the key. the rhythm is the art of it all, and executing these gives you textures that a scale sequence can't. Shawn I hope to meet you and jam one day!!! I'll drink strong coffee before to get my nervous system primed.

Gary G.
Lafayette, La.

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